Top 9 Vacuum Sealed Container Coffee

Air takes out the freshness, EVAK takes out the air! The longer your food is exposed to air, the faster it loses flavor. Glass containers with air-tight lids are readily available, but they trap stale air in with your precious food. Evacuate the air and keep your food fresher and longer with EVAK glass storage containers by Prepara. Scientifically tested. Our Evak container was tested against the leading brand of storage container and there was no comparison. The Evak locked in flavors for longer and kept contents fresher. Still not convinced?…try one- we have a 5 year guarantee for satisfaction and quality. We are sure you’ll love it. It’s so simple- just push down, then pull up; no buttons or levers. Perfect for coffee, tea, cereal, dried fruits, granola, herbs, spices, confections, etc. The twin valve system automatically forces the air out as you push down the lid, and allows you to easily pull up and remove the lid to access contents. Designed in the USA by a very prolific team, famous for many household ‘must-have’ tools and gadgets EVAK Was funded on Kickstarter in just 2 days. Evak has since gone on to win numerous awards and accolades for its functionality and beauty. You can see Evaks in use at some very discerning restaurants and coffee roasters, including Michelin starred restaurant Daniel and at La Columbe coffee roasters…why not on your counter too! Awarded the number 1 choice ‘best storage containers to keep food fresh’ by both Good Housekeeping and Progressive Grocer. ***NOTE: Need the perfect measuring spoon to complement your Evak? we sell that too. Available in two sizes, beautifully made in stainless steel. Designed to hang tidily and always to hand on the rim of the container. Just paste this into the search bar: B00UMXUNSO

Simply the Best ½ lb Coffee Container

The CFV1 was specifically designed for a ½ pound of Coffee. Tea people it will hold 5 to 8 oz. of Darjeeling and green teas. Coffeevac’s have a unique patented vacuum closure system, our 2 way valve, allows the carbon dioxide from the beans to slowly escape, without letting oxygen in. Solid and tinted models protect light sensitive beans and tea leaves. Coffeevac’s save you money and guarantee smooth rich coffee flavor. The multiuse 8 oz. Coffevac can also be used for most dry & wet goods. Store conveniently on the countertop, in the pantry, the fridge or freezer.  

Is the Coffeevac patented system easy to use? How does it work?

Yes – To open simply push the press button on the cap, and pull the cap off. To close, push the press button, no need to pump, push cap down onto the body and with this motion the cap volume of air is eliminated, creating a vacuum seal, it’s that simple!

Is this a vacuum sealed container?

The United States patent office granted us a patent on a vacuum container – Our Vacs create a partial vacuum – The same volume of air as the cap is removed and for human purposes this is enough to keep most goods fresh and edible for long periods of time. For the engineers out there technically speaking there is no vacuum until the cap is pulled upward without pressing the button. Either way the Vacs will keep goods fresher for longer and prevent weevil & bug infestations. This reality is why globally we have sold over 10 million Vacs without advertising. No batteries or electricity required!

Are the Vacs smell proof?

The Coffeevac  patented system is able to preserve goods for 1 year and beyond by allowing products to breath and degas.  Almost all food goods are smell proof inside the Vacs , however some products like freshly roasted coffee and medical herbs may degas, leaking there odor. Our 2 way valve allows gas build up to slowly escape – without letting oxygen in. This is one of the main reasons it can preserve goods for long periods of time.

Note:  Medical herbs that are sticky & smelly we recommend using a strong zip lock bag inside the Vac. This helps contain the smell and keeps the area clean where the body and the cap meet. This is essential to create a smell proof situation. The sticky resin often created by these products can compromise the open and close system, causing the caps to crack when opening and closing under such pressure of a glue like substance. Keep these areas free from resin buildup. Use a product like Grundge off. Thus maximizing the efficiency of use and longevity of the Vacs.

Is it moisture and oxygen free?

Yes the Tightvac patented system keeps moisture and oxygen out – these elements cannot enter the container unless you decide to take the cap off.

Are the Vacs durable? How long will they last?

Yes the Vacs are made with NSF & FDA approved PS # 6, this plastic is very strong. These days shipping methods are very rough, packages being thrown, automated systems dropping huge parcels on top of smaller ones. If your Vac arrives damaged please report this IMMEDIATELY UPON RECIEPT for a part or full replacement. 

My cap seems loose?

We offer 10 different sizes and 3 styles of Vacs – Solid – Clear and Tint. Often a Solid & Tint Vac will have a slightly looser fitting cap then a clear model. It is a misconception that a tighter fitting cap is working better or holding more of a seal.  Loose caps function just as well and will tighten with time and use.

How should I clean the Vacs?

Hand wash only – Use mild or natural cleaners. Do not microwave or put in dishwasher. Always keep the interior of the cap and the top of the container clean. This will ensure easy open and closure.

What does NSF International certified mean?

Recognized by regulatory agencies at the local, state, federal and international level, NSF International certification demonstrates that a product complies with all standard requirements. NSF conducts yearly manufacturing facility audits and product testing to verify that the product continues to comply with the standards set by the FDA. In our case all packaging claims have been tested. The plastics we use have been tested for food safety and our manufacturing facility has been visited and complies with all standards. See the complete listings and info at NSF.org